I got my first computer in 2010 and started bending software to my will soon after. Game bots and addons, the kind of code nobody asks you to write. Around 2021 the interest turned from making machines do tricks to making them useful: data science, then AI in products people rely on.
Today I'm CTO of a small team where I'm the only full-time engineer, which means I own the architecture, the infrastructure, the AI pipeline and the release process, and I turn what the research and pedagogy side needs into systems that hold up. I also still teach at HEIA-FR, which is the fastest way I know to find out which of your convictions survive contact with a room full of students.
The questions I care about are rarely purely technical: build it or buy it, how far to trust the machine, what to teach someone who will work beside one. That's what the journal is for.
First computer. The IT world arrives through video games and simple software.
First code: bending things that already existed. Dofus bots, World of Warcraft addons. Nobody asked for any of it.
The passion stops being a phase. It hasn't left since.
First system used daily by a company, a CRM that's still running.
Co-founded PYME while studying.
Turned to data science and AI: smarter bots, trading strategies, face swaps. The machine as a tool, not a toy.
MSc in Data Science. From teaching assistant to lecturer, and a move to the iCoSys institute with YEPA's research in tow.
CTO. And a shift in what I care about: making AI genuinely useful to people, not another chatbot.
CTO
The whole technical surface of two products, YEPA first among them: architecture, infrastructure, the AI pipeline, and the release process. I'm the only full-time engineer, so I also translate what the research and pedagogy side needs into systems that hold up, and manage the students and freelancers who help build them.
Data scientist, developer & project manager
The professor who first hired me changed institutes, so I followed. YEPA's Innosuisse research has been managed from here since 2024.
Teaching assistant, then lecturer for IHM & PS4
Teaching assistant since September 2022, then lecturer. Human-Computer Interaction (IHM): standing in for the lecturer and working as her assistant. Semester Project 4 (PS4): responsible for the data and AI side, and backup on the HCI and web front-end side. Since February 2026 at 20%, alongside the CTO role.
Project manager & lead developer
Project manager and main developer on YEPA's Innosuisse research phase, alongside client mandates across many stacks. Full-time for the summer of 2021, then part-time through the master's.
Co-founder & software engineer
Client work and products built alongside my studies, with repeat clients as the only metric that mattered.
Software engineer & project manager
Built their custom CRM during a six-month full-time internship, then kept testing, maintaining and extending it part-time for over three years.
Software engineer
Two summers, two years apart. Optimised an internal site, and joined HERMES, a company-wide data-collection project, modelling automated screwing stations for the production chain.